BUSINESSES FOR SALE /A PARTMENTS, Bed and Breakfast; low J\ rehtal; £130.—58 Shortland St.. City. APARTMENT House. Synionds St.. always full. 10 rooms: easy rental; £llO. sacrificing.—Hiiilev. Pellnby's Bides. A TELEPHONE MESSAGE to Jonesil Prosser, High St.—Sell my Dairy, Confectionery, Cake Business, doing £18; and Walk-Milk-Round, 6 gals. daily; lull price, for £125. Sacrificing quick sale. ANALYSIS WEEKLY SALES.-220 V Bread, 20 gallons Milk. 1 gallon Cream. I'll doz. Esgs. 241b. Butter. Pickles, Cakes. Ice Cream; suit lady; ridiculous juice, £53. — JONES,GROSSER. High St. 4 Is* Excellent CONFECTIONERY. DAIRY and CAKE AGENCY, well-established business; weekly turnover £00; rental only 30s weekly, including living accommodation. A gift at £lso.—Mercantile Brokers, Colonial Mutual A STORMONT'S CAKE AGENCY, DAIRY and MIXED; rent 30s; takings £2O; profit approx. £5 net weekly; accommodation, -1 rooms. An attractive proposition at £llsPhoenix Agency. Phoenix Clibrs. BAKERY, small, high-class, modern plant; turnover £l4O per month; main business area; sacrifice at low price; illness.— No Agents. 455, Heralp, BAKERY, good country town, 3200 loaves; trucks, etc.; nice business; £l5O. We havo others.—Simpson and Simpson, 50 Feiry Bldgs. BAKERY, Country town, doing 2500 loaves; rental £2 week; living accommodation, shop and bakehouse; £l5O, walk in, walk out, including Vans and Plant.— Vaughan and Moss. Ltd.. 113 Queen Street. BAKERY, country, beautiful shop, dwelling and plant; showing net profit £I3OO for year ending Sept. Price £1400; terms .arranged.—Sole Agents. VAUGHAN AND MOSS. LTD., 113 Queen St. CAKE AGENCY, CONFECTIONERY, oldestablished, populous district; turnover, £llO month; £150; fittings alone worth more. VAUGHAN AND MOSS, / 113 Queen Street. C CHEMIST, nice business; lo.v rent; no ' opposition; well stocked, trade increasing.—Details, Simpson and Simpson, 50 Ferry/Bldgs. CONFECTIONERY, splendid position; 5 nice rooms; rent 30s; owner retiring; £45.—24 Franklin Rd.. Ponsonby. DAIRY. H.-Cookery, Mixed; good trade; furniture, effects, going concern. A real Xmas snip; must go cheztp.—Stewart, 53 Great.' North Rd. iT\AIRY, Fruit, Vegetables, 2 shops, comUL' municating, tram terminus; turnover £4O, increasing; cheap rent; no credit; £250; splendid business.—Simpson and Simpson, SO Ferry Bldgs. KAY-STRATTON. 109 Pitt St.. Sydney, has every good Business and Hotel that's for sale. MILK Round, splendid country town; own cows, plant; good living.—Details, Simpson and Simpson. 50 Ferry Bldgs. MIXED Business, living rooms; large turnover; cheap.—Laycock, Faithfull, 34 Fort St. 130RK Butchery, busy suburb, no opposition; well-equipped shop; owner bought farm; will teach business.—Rutherford, Lister Bldg. ___ STOCK, Plant, 'Goodwill, Sugar Boiling O Burliness; reasonable offer.—Stewart's, S3 Great North I?d. have several of the best City Hotels '» V for sale: £2OOO 'to £SOOO required.— Winter and Phelan. Ltd.. Queen's Arcade. —Home Cookery, nice suburb, lovely «vOU accommodation; rent only 30s. — Vanglyin and Moss. Ltd.. 113 Queen St. 4- i4 -£^n —Apartment House, best position, twOuU well furn.; low rent; £5 profit; ]-»f>Rp.—Colson, Cooke's Bldgs. Vegetables. Confectionery, To- ■ ' bacconist and Hairdressing, old-estab-lished: double shop; popular beach; average weekly turnover £4O week; lovely shops end dwelling, large; £300; sickness only cause for this sacrifice.—Solo Agents. Vaughan and Moss. Ltd.. 113 Queen St. SEASIDE STORE. Undoubtedly the best proposition on today's market. Takings at present approx. £4O week. Summer season this amount is taken in one day. Post office, carrying salary. Only bowser pump in district and ice cream frigidaire are additional assets. Good accommodation: large section; 3-car motor garage. Price £325, includes full stocks, fittings. tea room equipment.—SOLE AGENTS. Vulcan Agency. 14 Vulcan Bldgs. ASK YOURSELF: "WHAT COULD BE JX MORE GENUINE? /You go behind the counter. You handle tne cash. You are guaranteed takings to be •well over £3O week. You will be taught the business, which is Fruit and Mixed, and have the opportunity of purchasing same for £115., Business established 20 years. Same ownership 11 years. "What a chance before Xmas. Sole Agents. VULCAN AGENCY. Vulcan Bldgs. BUSINESSES WANTED A PARTMENT Houses, from £IOO to £250: buyers waiting,—Ripley. Phone 46-343: urgent. ; BAKERY, good country town or district, wanted by caßh buyer; 2000 loaves, up-•rt-ards; £IOOO available. Other cash buyers waiting.—Details to Reliable, Active Agents, Simpson and Simpson, 50 Ferry Buildings, Auckland. EEPAIR Shop, by competent Motor-car Engineer; best lefs. —Genuine, 427, Herald. SECTIONS FOR SALS COMMANDING views of Harbour, St. Heliers Bay.—i-Acre; £39o.—Vaughan, Jloss. 113 Queen St.- _____ J7OR SALE, CHEAP. ABOUT 80 , i-ACRE ALLOTMENTS, Adjoining Lake Rotorua. Prices from £35 to £6O. Apply. THE PARKER-LAMB TIMBER CO., Auckland. Phone 40-626. ~ £l2 10 s EiCHSECTIONS FOR COTTAGE. 4 AT BLOCKHOUSE BAY. 4 AT MOUNT ROSKILL. First Come. First Seryed. RAYMOND SHEATH. t 28 Shortland Street. HOUSES AND LAND FOR EXCHANGE BUNGALOW, modern, close City, offered lor Cottage. Titirangi or W'aitakeres.— Mountain. 46'2. Herald. INARMS, Farmleta Wanted, good properties offered.—Full particulars, George Cole, -'/ 13f> Remnera Rd . next P.O. HOUSE, 10 rooms, 2 flats, near Parnell Park; exchange Farmlet.—Apply Hz* alp. r?A Acres, G.C., 40 choice Jersey cows, I U implements; Bungalows. Exchange House and cash.—Pegler, Drury. A 1 ACRES. Mangere. beautiful Bungalow, prica £2350 (equity £1350); for House, Epsom or One Tree Hill. 1,11 ACRES, South Suburban, all buildII- ings, fowlhouses, etc., corner section, price £1450 (Govt, mortgage), equity £750; for Unencumbered House. GOOD HOUSE ami 2 SECTIONS, price £990, practically unencumbered: for iroprovablo Farm, going concern, any district . O FREEHOLD UNENCUMBERED SECTIONS. for Motor-car. GRIFFITHS, LTD.. 11 Swanson Street. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE •J AA Acres, Hobsonville; £2500, £750 deJVJU posit; 250 Acres, ]O-roomed House, cowsheds, etc., Swanson; £2500, £750 deT'Qsit. —Liickens, Swanson. HOUSES (FURNISHED) TO LET BUNGALOW, furn. 4 rooms; also Flat, 2nd section; cheap.—sß Shortland St. /"IITY.—7 Rooms, furn.. renovated: suitable boarders; suit clean couple.—Apply Hkhald. I^ISOM. —6 Rooms, iully furn.; everything ■I nnm-ilied: garage: adults.—Phone 28-261. }^PSOM. —Superior 6 Rooms,-modern Bun--4' galow. well furn., every conv.; garage; imndy trams.—Phone 21-280. furn. Bungalow. 3 bedrooms, all convs., garage; gardener provided; 4 months.— Pi.on° 24>"2. ' HOWIC'K. —Seaside Cottage, good order, e.1.. usual convs.; £2 10b per week.— P'iM'r T-nst Office. MT. EDEN.—House, 6 rooms, comfort- ■ ablv furnished: garage; 3rd section.— <?-17 t. rpAKAPUNA. Milford. Furn. Houses, 1 Fl'its. from 4?«.—Speedy. Milford; Ppp.iflencff. 93-360. Good Position.—7 Rooms, nil J «onv<s.; garage: gardener supplied: Prr"iv 1 -iRr 1 to end of March; £3. ST. HEMERS BAY.—Bungalow, 5 rooms, elec. hot water; £3 10s; available for 2 months, £3 10s. EPSOM.—B Rooms, modern conveniences: garage; £2 10s. C. F. BENNETT. LTD., Phone 42-840. FOR SALE OR LEASE A RAGE, modern, concrete, at Royal Oak, near Onehunga, for sale or lease. 2 road frontages. Excellent living accommodation. JJfnvsers installed. Keen tradesman should do *wl; excellent terms.—Particulars from _ ' SECRETARY. .Building Society. Onehunga, S.E. 5.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21347, 23 November 1932, Page 6
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